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Asymmetrical Eyebrows fixable with exercises? Do eyebrows change shape and get more flexible by moving them more?

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RealSelfAccount12Feb 23, 2016

Hello I am 18 years old and male. Over the last years I have made a habbit of moving my eyebrows a lot, what made them get an asymetrical shape. Now I am able to lift my left brow much higher than the right one and the right one is also straighter and lower then the other one. Which of my brows has a weaker muscle now and how am i suposed to train that muscle to fix the asymmetry?

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